BOOKS (LIBROS)

The Way I See Things:
What I Never Told You

Over four decades, journalist Ramos has penned nearly 100 columns, now compiled in his most personal book to date. This collection includes three previously unpublished sections, providing an intimate look at his journey from a reporter in Mexico to an immigrant in the United States.

2024 | Editorial Planeta

Así veo las cosas: Lo que nunca te conté
2018
Vintage Español
Reflections on his experience as a Latino immigrant in the United States during the Donald Trump administration, addressing the challenges and resilience of the Latino community.
2016
Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial
Lessons learned from rebel figures who have challenged the status quo, offering a reflection on courage and resilience.
2011
Vintage Español
Ramos presents a manifesto on immigration, advocating for comprehensive and fair reform in the United States.
2008
Rayo
A personal reflection on fatherhood, where Ramos shares letters and experiences with his children, emphasizing the importance of time in family relationships.
2008
Harpers Collins Español
A children's book that highlights the similarities and connections between parents and children, promoting the value of family.
2005
Harpers Collins Español
In this work, Jorge Ramos shows who exactly these new Americans are, what their political interests are, and why it is important for the rest of the country to care about understanding what the "Latino experience" is.
2005
HarperCollins Español
It addresses the dangerous journeys immigrants face as they cross the border into the United States, highlighting the tragedies and hopes of their search for a better life.
2002
Rayo
An autobiography in which he reflects on his life as an immigrant and journalist, searching for his place in the world.
2000
HarperCollins Español
It explores the stories of Latino immigrants in the United States, highlighting their struggles, dreams, and contributions to American society.